the perfect driver

[michael lang]

Thank you very much for your input, it's exactly the kind of thing I am looking for. Steve, what you described is very much the reason why I spent the last two season running around with a bunch of cone heads on parking lots. I wanted to become comfortable with braking, turning, accelerating in my car for before I went out and got in way over my head. I haven't rushed my driver training & I'm completely comfortable with that. As I have stated before, I feel like I'm ready to move on to something a little more challenging and to me DE is that next step. I will do with DE as I have done with my autoX & that is let it come to me, do the very best that I can but not get into a situation I cannot handle. I too find being on track very relaxing which is why I decided to invest in myself first before I dumped a ton of money into my car trying to make it faster. All I want to do is make the most I can out of my time on track. I go to Summit Point religiously (it's easy since I'm under an hour away) and one thing that I have noticed is the front runners, the really smooth guys, always look like they are just out putzing along. When in actuality they are absolutely flying. That is what I want to work towards.